2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4110235/v1
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Interference and Motor Memory Consolidation Effects of Sequential Gait Interventions: A randomized controlled trial

Adila Hoque,
Seok Hun Kim,
Kyle B. Reed

Abstract: Background Sensorimotor adaptation and instructional adaptation have been found to be motor learning processes that exhibit additive characteristics when applied simultaneously. This study investigates the effects on acquisition and retention of gait outcomes when interventions corresponding to sensorimotor and instructional learning processes are applied sequentially, i.e., split-belt treadmill training (SBT) and (asymmetric) rhythmic auditory cueing (ARAC), respectively. Factors evaluated include order of se… Show more

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